Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-11
ON CHANGE.
Spot Gotten Unchanged, Futures from
Five ts Seven Points Higher.
Msaey Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Active, Became Unsettled
and Closed at Declfae-Liye Stock
transactions HrFsi6.
FORT WORTH KnTs-DaILY BE
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OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE, !


OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WoETH. 1EE., March y. 1887. (
Trade was very heavy to-day, the &C
tivity noticeable for week past coutinu
ing undated.
Large stocks of cabbage are COW in
market, Of good quality, and selling u
81 cents per pound.
Eggs have decided upward tendency
Note another advance in ohot-cIeag ba-
con and shorI clear dry salt
TRADE.
There has been an Increased activity ia
the progress of business during the week,
but it has been very largely confined to
the jo1bing interests. There are rather
more package buyers IN market than
there were, and the commission houses
have hGd a modern demand Of personal
selections and also Ov numerous orders
from the interior, which, together with
the deliveries upon previous orders, have
aggregated fair amount of business.
Still: however, the general condition of
trade, excepting with the IO0bers, is
called quiet.
The tone, never theleSs. IS strong and
confident as regards the future. The dis
tributiDg movement throughout the
country has been OF fairly good proper
tOns, and the outlook continues to in
spire confidence and a hopeful feeling
prevails that promises an increase and
continuance of activity.
The restricting influence of unprOpi-
tiOUS wea her has curtailed the dlstribu-
tive movement in some parts OF the
country, but any quietness that has pre-
vailed is nothing more than usually oc-
ours st this transition period Of the
season.
The recent and extensive labor troubles
have, beyond DOUBT, lessened the con-
sumptive ability OF some sections, and
must 10 some extent be felt in the sea-
sons trade, and there are some who are
still apprehensive Of further labor diSa-
greements which will Interfere with the
industries CT the country, but the entire
failure recently of organized labor in this
vicinity, to PROSTATE The industries upon
which it llyed, will most likely prevent
any immediate repetition Of strikes, boy
colts, etc Dry Goods Reporter.
BUTTER -ls820c per 70 {; creamery 25630c.
C0TTON-Strtc. lev middling, tlnged, sc;
good m!ddin9 SIC.
COFFEE x Rio, fair Ice; prime lie;
choice l6z0l7C; Laguyra NE; Java -9AC;
Golden Rio lSc: Pea Berry 2l@Ec.
CHEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
OGl0+.c; full cream twins Ice
CABBAGE--2er crate, 81 90; in bulk 3%.C 0er
pound
CANNED GOODS-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, 81 SO; peaches, standard,
Ms 81 As; 3 tbs " ca; seconds . lbs 81 IS; } lbs
81 80; tomatoes, standard, De 81 co. seconds,
, lbs s.; 3 lss 81 30; green corn 81 l08I 80;
green peas loci 50; gooseberrlee 81 p; rasp-
berries 81 s.; oysters, full weight, / ID 90695;
lbs Fl 750l 90; l.. VT. Ii -; % 5; salmon
l Z 81 IS; lbs S; maCkerel b 906$l 90; sar-
dimes, American, Sc 50 case; imported $l2 500
IA 90 case; strawberries, 2 lbs Fl So blaCkberries
s. %; green cages 5; Eagle condensed milk
SPRING Iss7-yRIcE LIST OF DRY GOODS.
Prints-Abion solids, SIC; Albion Shepard
plaids, 5]$G; Albion ST yer greys. 5l,C; Aliens
fancies, 51aC; Aliens special, 5lsC; American
fancies, 51.c; American indiago, &c; anchor
shee tings, 5c Berlin oils, all colors, 634c; Ber
wick fancy, 4o; Conestoga, new
EddystOne novelties, Sc; EddystOne satines, &c;
gloucester silVer gTeys, 5Iaci Hartel fanGiee,
SIC; Hartel satines, 55Ec; Hartel enirtln3, &c;
mourning, ec; Simpsons silver grey,
Sc; simpsons linen fnish &c; Windsor fanCies,
&c; Martha Washington fanciess 4AC; assorted
sc.
Observation-Disclosures staple checks, &c;
Amoskeag novelties, SIC; Amoskeag lotus, Sc;
staples, 13zO7A3C; Elmsdale Dress
sty,cs SIC; Gle" FATS dress styles, Sc; Grey
lock dress styles, 1870 70 mandle dress styles,
S14C La gdale book fold Sc; Renfrew dress
styles, SIC; RenfreW LOuCline :, l0lac; Scotch
book fold, sc; SiaterVI!ie ubians, sc; Whites
fancy, &c; fo-k favoritcr I4e; Warsaw, &c;
Z, phyr checks, Sc.
Coiord CamDrics-RcesMore fiat, &c; Garner
rOl ed,4Iac .Masonviile rolled, Slater & Sons
rolled, SIC
Brown Cottous-Atlantic A a, &c; Atlantic
p 4, SIC; Atlantic III 4,5-ac; AdriaJIc 1,
sac; Alaska 1, 6i4c =. Allendale 4, 65aC; APP
pletOn a ii, &c; Argyle family cotton. exc;
black crow, exc; Ci.ttOn - G G, &C; Derby,
fine brown, &c; exposition A, &C; Chapman
A &c; Graniteville z, &c; GraoiteVille,
Il II H,52lc, Ma shs1 "A, 4c; Maglnn2s Z
Bleached Cot,ons-securtty 3, SC; social I.
"a, nc; Fairfield Z, 90 and &C; CHAPMAN y,
&c; Dyarville IL, 7C; Elerton.4 I, nc; gided
age A, sc; LOnsdale "A, SIC; LOnsdaie cam
me not &c; John Hancock, nc; Langham
cambFi :, Sc; ne plus ultra, sc,
Co ton Checks-Bleck W arrior, u; Carolina,
~; Southern, IA; Georgia, :; Mississippi, !;
Utility, 6ia; OuOWay, %; Randleman, IL;
Cotfonades-Aberdeen SIC: Little Eock, Sc;
Rage Ioc; Nit Nerno1. \ y, I9e; Mt Yer
non, p, lie, Mt Vernon, =; 1870;
Norman, 20; Richmond. II; Surrey, 1871; Bu--
n Mt, 3I1a Golden Peak, 20; Old Cabin, 5; Te
Cums0a, lS5z W aterlOo l6la.
Dr~gs GOods-Amsr.can. sails; Imported,
lG@45l
EtTtIS-IUc per dozen.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-OrAnge 81 .
G34 30 per box: lemons, S. per box; Cranberries
SO 30, per Dbl; Alf-bbi S. so; appi9s, per Dol,
5GU D.; Irish potatoes 81 O5d 10 rer bu; seed
Potatoes, Early 2GSo, s. j0G3 IS per Dbl; onions,
sac per pound; navy beans, BIC; hand
picked in bbls. medium bbls. SIC; large
Lima 4c: beets, per bushel 81 80; IAN
anas. So O)04C0 per bunch; sweet po-
tatoes I5c6Sl 63per I'd; horse reCtsh per dozen
ROOFS SlGl SO; parsnips per bu5lel 81 IS; car
rOts per Du, $3.50; celery, per Gag, 81 co; -ota-
ba&a turnips, per bG, 81 20
FLOUR-Baet patents 81 30 nee 100 lbs; half
patents 81 65; third grade 3 ~,
fUEI-M 2AllisteY coal, car Dad on trsGk, at
yard Sc 90, delivered S. so; Nc Allister coal, to
70 tons, at yard Sc 25, deliyerei S6 IS; MeAllis-
ter coal, 2 to tons, at yarG So 80, de,3Fered
s. 10; McAHister COAL ton, siTard So 75- dellv-
cred 81 so; McAll!ster coal, Z 9on, a. ya1d 81 30
= 90, McAllister coal, i ton, st yard
81 70, delivered s. 49, NCAilisseY coal, l3ss than
4 ton per 800, al yard 45c; pennsylvania hard
coal, 5 tens. at yard ST. Sc, delivered Sl20c:
Pennsylvania hard coal, ton, at ye2d Sl2 %,
ton, at vaTd Sc 10, delivered IS 50; tEaCksDli 20
coal, ton, at yard So W, ds;ivered 81 Ou.
Cord wood, l cord, delivered = 20; coGd
wood, & CORD, delivered 3 20; stCSe woo L.
cord, d3iTereI s. o.; sto.a wood, - cord, de-
vered 81 70.
GRAIN AND FEEDSTU FFS-Qu5tattOns, be
low are on grain from sore. In tar-load- lots
corn and oats are &c PEI buehcl Lower adan
quoted.
WEo&t S5997c.
Oorn-BElk shelled. tI}zo; sack aAelleds C0;5c-
Osts-BLEk. 45G4Sc sacked, 5UCs
Bran-1 90 per hundred.
Hay-LOose local, 81 coos 90 Johns7n an.
HilI county 81 O0Gz000; best 30 o0s.5-J0.
Barley, CSC per OF.
Rye s..
Amber cane, 81 . per bush,.4.
Johnson grass S3 81 per bU.
Alfalfa, l6es &C par pound
HIDES AND S{lINS-No. J haavy ( hides
1870 per Id; No. heavy 1924 No ! aght l01lci
40. light &c.
Dry sailed lac; bull hides Sc; glue SC,
skins 203f0c.
hIOLA$ SES-Prlme, raw crop, S2G35,;;
choice, new ezop, 2S6 sc; fancy, ReT Gre p,
53G55c.
NAIIS-S3 % per ksg, basis 1Qd-Burde5l
hnrsashna neI key g: Herkin do. s. 80: Walk l